There have been plenty of Tottenham fans calling for Daniel Levy's head after a disastrous Premier League campaign so far, but a former Tottenham CEO puts the blame squarely on Postecoglou

Sacking Postecoglou would probably mean Levy turning to another temporary solution (two-time interim boss Ryan Mason is on the coaching staff), which history suggests would leave the club in stasis until a new permanent coach and another brand new project could begin in earnest.

Sacking Ange Postecoglou would give Tottenham chairman Daniel Levy 'an even greater problem' this month, according to reports.

The pressure is rising on Ange Postecoglou after Tottenham suffered their 12th defeat of the season at Everton; Spurs have lost 24 out of their last 50 games - winning just nine league games in nine months;

Tottenham fell to defeat against Everton on Sunday, and are now closer to relegation than the top half of the table. The prospect of first team-ready reinforcements in the January transfer window to take the strain from the remaining players has been scarce, with only Antonin Kinsky giving some immediate relief.

Ange Postecoglou insists that he cannot be concerned with his own position at Tottenham while he still has responsibility for addressing the club's slump. Spurs’ wretched run of Premier League form continued on Sunday as they fell to a 12th defeat of the season already against struggling Everton,

Tottenham Hotspur supporters chanted Daniel Levy's name during Sunday's clash against Everton at Goodison Park. The Toffees stormed past Ange Postecoglou's side in the first half, taking a three-goal advantage into the break.